We've had this discussion before. You can't count each child as a student
per year because some elementary teachers only see the child 3 times a
month. It doesn't compute with a secondary teacher who sees the child
once a day for 180 days. You need to figure out how many children you see
in an average day, and then do the computation. That will give you a
decent amount per pupil figure that will make sense compared to other age
levels. Sid

> This is low. I think I get about $3.00 per child but when I do the math and
> break it down to
> what that is per child per class - it comes out to be .05c and days we use a
> sheet of large drawing paper that might cost 10c we're in the hole!!! Roberta
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